Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-30

\ TERRITORY. SATURDAY
 BERLIN, April 22,-It is sruouucet
 thsi arrest ot SclnanelCs was OTde.t,
 by the Judge who had ben clniUctuI inquiries into the trea5onBtle practice 10 Alsscs Lorraine.
 PARIS, April 22- -Schnaubeles. ares ls badly interpreted in the stock mArke and rcntes have fallen. The qGoigtion ct tbree per cent for account, at tai hour IS 7J francs, and SO centimes, fal oi frame and 10 centiEses from the clos ing prices last evening.
 l PARIS, 2:tl D. u-3 per cent renfei have now fallen lo 7S francs and SD ctn. times.
 PARIS, 4.iJ p. rn.-There was an im- proved fslliag on bJuFse at the close o business aHd rentcs advanced tO :! francs aad 5O ceulimes.
 PARIS. April 22.-TLe gov rcut vii Eg; coar .-.u .o Germany Cf iie srIss' -- ctlLaubc. s until full inquiries ECrs teea made into the case.
 ie Tran e-li. cf which i.--ri R-ch. ir-t .l sl,.a., Is ilo caly paper that ls 'sh.a ID .. comment cr ;lH sflair OtlcE iarls papers ore mad-r1'l iu thgiI reference tc it.
 i.teg dispatches confirm inc sts.s- r'c-t that SclnRlbeie, wss crested ID rr-.ch teru,cry.
 rlaur,ns viii await O.. result of minute inquiries or She spot before de- man4!nE TegagutiCn fIJ- C rmauy for She HTrgst.
 Pans, Ap-il 22-The arrest of the French cUmmi sagy. Schnsnbsles, of PaEAy Sur MOseie, by the German pC- iIcr. Eftcg E- had been G,cOyed over from tue frontier, l. regarded as R serI on. matter iu official circles Goblet. the prime minister, and Fioureus. the fOs- Cigu minister were ID c1Gser. rec un- tI! mI1GIVrt last nIgt: for the purpose af determining what action to take in ihe Vremiz aEd they again met this morning tO further consider the sab- Ject. Le Pax says the government has GeIaaded aU explanation Ci the arrest from Germany. French newspapers Eeurrally rs gard the oc .urTeucc a direct prGyer ou Ge-usny's part and exhOrt ihe people to lee calm Had not tO play Pri1cs iiI>m Iic4's ygmc.
 CIEYESSF, Wyoming. April 22-A ssvare =upg storm, accompanied by hiSh wiu=is sud coll atGer, ragged along the line of the Union Pacific Railway between Ogden and Chvs euUe all vest T.. l-y.GGd !Bss nIRnt. TLe storm was es- pecialiy severe on the steep grade west of LsramIe, aud during the night. the freight treirs between Laramie and Chsyenns hss e ba slde tracked. The D.seenger trans are on time. The SHOW has now ceased but tbe weather Is sHu threatening.
 WASHINGTON, April 23-The president was engaged this morning and could not IH -tu ID reference tO the statement .elezsa ohed from -t lolir at a late hH.s last night CD -h. eii-c. that iu con. vers atiou with prominent demUcrh' lc senator he had eZDrrS set Gl- unGi-e. i- 1.e de e-mlra-i0r noe Co accept ru- nomination, Col. Lamont, upon ce.ur questioned uFal ihe sub! c', said: II .u qgIie s-ss t.e ps,siLgst has LJt s,il L- wou 3 ot weuli not accept a ra- .c.. u.l:ln. That question .5 Eut now rJ-rar li-F .-.a -ri kuo~ ot up Cc s- ..-l e. Ils f1rits decision t- uIs tI1le.
 ST. L.Ui5 Apr,l 9. -A P-c.Gl dis patch from Washington -...-e that in ID rt-cyIe E with a prominent Cemocr.- sl5 senator. PresideD. C.evelaad stated 'n b. nos. positive terms that he would 10. bs aGndIia;e For second term. In tho uci-Sisl Of hrs conversation ou his ariac. aa s.iG: "I am counting ,Le days ulI. my release from office. jus. b- lf were prisoner iu contiue- msnt.
 NEEDLES, Gale, April 23.-The east bound ireiEh, train rGn into E burnt bridge near Vusi0w and fifteen cur- were badly Erecked. FIrs man Ward Ar 2 TWO tT4ups were k:llei, ILe west bound passenger due ;Lis lorII1g' was delayed in Eze4Ueuce,
 SrLavIS. April 23-Spec.al dispatch -z slo= th fearful cyclone, t0Tu.f1
 g5 Ifil s'rrl swept over CC.siaar- able u rtiou Uf western end ssu-L- -e-se.e H--sl Southeastern Kassa-. and Ea-tlc-H Arkansas ou WLrss lay evening tle'. -1u-i1. great less ot life and d-=true. l0u oi property as we'll as uaIwlrE Sarge number -Cf uelrl-. la 1. ta Elj Vernon cO..uIc5 the e-I- mate loss c. property Is upwards of SiUlvuU. cE people we're killed m tLc uei-LoUEloHl Of tle town of Hume and .5p.ayG-, .li numbers w sre eeriou-- y A1G some fatally injured HGmllt s.s.i11. on tLe P.c,t, -Cai, was destroy @. only one house being left standing. h. Miller and Eis wife and bsby we're blown into well on their farm and drowned. L. the lower part of Liuu county, kan>--, a regular funnel shaped twister made @ descent about SIX or -ev eu miles northwest of Prescott. Every farm house IT the path of the st rm wHs demolished. and every house m Pres colt was ruicaa. Nearly every house at Niami j1uC.i 70, five mules north ot Pres colt, WAS blown q wD seventeen persons are known Go Lsy, been killed iu Linn county and about five seriously wound d. IT. BOCr bon county. Kansas, T. J.. Fields farm wis swep; clean of buildings and I've st1Ck; near by the Mills fam } was nearly eXterminated. two cEildrCu the fsther sud mother were killed: tLe store and rrsijeLc6 of Samuel Coils, was rSzed Co the ground h Andersen county the cyclone badly dEmacs d the town uf C-lony. Al Bin Mouui,a a town Q! 9lO inhabitants, 70 housss were wrecked and two peEsous were killed.
 SAS FRsVCIsc', April 22.-A. N. T1wHe, general manager of the South egn Pacific company. sent tbe following dispatch Co tE- a-- ucIGted Press to-day regarding the reported trouble with the railroad erasllyes Et Tucson "ILere was a slight mi-u"l 7rstGading with the bTakemen st tGgs. Ss Co what cOusti. tlted a dsy'- work hg. it was gatis'sr- torily adjusted a-- trains are running on tIma.'
 WASHINGTON. ar-il 21-Aiiutant G-Ierri D-Gl ted s received telegrams siG.iEg that ltl. j.. George r. Ilaiue. pny- master. e. brother ci tZ senator Blame. died a' Ho. ,qr.--, Ark, th-s morning.
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